Pizza in Milan tends toward the thick, fried-edge local style as much as the Neapolitan round, and the city has a few institutions built entirely on it. Pizzeria Spontini in the Centro Storico is the most famous, a counter near the centre that has sold its signature thick, oily square slice for decades. It is the city's defining quick-pizza address.
Federico dal 1929 bakes the Pizza Ovale, a hand-stretched sixty-centimetre oval on a thin, low-yeast base from a family recipe, on Viale Regina Margherita.
OrderOne Pizza Ovale per person is the format; pick a simple topping so the thin base stays crisp.
TipOpen every day for lunch and dinner, later on Saturday. The second branch is in Lecco; this is the only Milan address.
Casa Biga's Moscova room on Via Volta was the first of Simone Nicolosi's two Milan pizzerias: contemporary pizzas, fried starters and a gluten-free line.
OrderA porcini pizza in season or the padellino, with the crocche to start.
TipAbout sixty seats inside and twenty outside; book on weekend evenings. The second branch is in Isola on Via Pollaiuolo.
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